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    Seducing Her Best Friend
    Seducing Her Best Friend
    Seducing Her Best Friend
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    Seducing Her Best Friend

    By Doris O'Connor

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    Tirath
    Rosie is my friend, the one person I can always rely on, so, naturally, when my world comes crashing around my ears, she’s the person I run to. What I haven’t counted on is my reaction to seeing her in the flesh after all these years. I want her, but having played the dating game for years, how do I show her that?

    Rosie
    Tirath is my friend, and she’s in trouble. So, I have no business noticing how soft her skin is. To jump my friend’s bones is a very, very bad idea, but I can’t help responding to the subtle hints she is delivering. It’s been way too long since I got laid, and I’m reading into things that just aren’t there—or am I? Only one way to find out, and I hope like hell it doesn’t ruin our friendship. This girl has always been mine

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEvernight Publishing
    Release dateJul 3, 2018
    ISBN9781773397320
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      Seducing Her Best Friend - Doris O'Connor

      Published by EVERNIGHT PUBLISHING ® at Smashwords

      www.evernightpublishing.com

      Copyright© 2018 Doris O’Connor

      ISBN: 978-1-77339-732-0

      Cover Artist: Jay Aheer

      Editor: Karyn White

      ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

      WARNING: The unauthorized reproduction or distribution of this copyrighted work is illegal. No part of this book may be used or reproduced electronically or in print without written permission, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in reviews.

      This is a work of fiction. All names, characters, and places are fictitious. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, organizations, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.

      DEDICATION

      To Best Friends everywhere

      SEDUCING HER BEST FRIEND

      Dating Games, 1

      Doris O’Connor

      Copyright © 2018

      Chapter One

      Rosie

      Incoming at twelve o’clock, new meat, and hot with it. Sam grinned at me, and I rolled my eyes at him. Sam’s definition of interesting totty and mine were miles apart. He liked cock; I most definitely didn’t. It was kind of a shame, because Sam was six-foot-three of very gorgeous, very gay male, and one of my best friends. He was also the best damn bartender around, and I was lucky to have him working with me.

      "This one’s hawwt, girl. And heading straight for you. Reckon your drought is over." Sam chuckled and ducked the tea towel I aimed at his head. I spun around, and my amused giggle at his antics died on my lips. I knew that beauty sashaying across the crowded floor, and she did indeed make a beeline for my end of the bar. Shimmering turquoise silk clung to every one of her delectable curves, and the thigh-high slit showed the top of her stockings. Long legs ended in six-inch killer heels. Her walk oozed sexual confidence, but my heart twisted inside my chest at the expression in Tirath’s eyes when they connected with mine. God, I could drown in those charcoal depths, had done so on more than one occasion in the past, wishing for things that could never be.

      Something was very wrong. My old school friend shouldn’t be here, for starters. Tirath Mishrah didn’t do gay bars. The Tirath I knew and loved frequented the upscale clubs and hotel lobbies of the very wealthy. Right now, she ought to be celebrating her engagement to the much older businessman her parents had chosen for her. She ought not be settling herself in front of me with a fake smile plastered on her beautiful face.

      Hey, munchkin face. Give us a screaming orgasm, will you?

      Sam chuckled behind me, and I once again rolled my eyes at the big lout.

      The drink, dumb head. Tirath is a friend, that’s all. Sam, meet Tirath. Tirath, meet Sam.

      My heart did another little lurch in my chest at the way Tirath’s eyes roamed over Sam’s impressive physique. Sam, being the showoff he was, puffed out his pecs and flexed his muscles. Despite my mixed emotions, I had to laugh when he leaned forward and batted his eyelashes at us both.

      Ladies, I would love to oblige, but alas, you’re missing a vital appendage.

      Tirath choked on the cocktail I had just passed to her, and with an exaggerated bum wiggle Sam sashayed to the other end of the bar to serve an impatient punter.

      Such a waste. Why are the good-looking ones always gay? Or assholes of the first order? Tirath downed her drink in one go and motioned at me for another. Before I could question her further, another batch of incoming drinkers noisily demanded my attention. Conversation became impossible as the bar got busier and the entertainment kicked off. As the evening wore on, my gut churned in unease. I’d be left with an ulcer at the age of twenty-six at this rate.

      Tirath talked to no one. Her long black tresses hid her facial expression, and the odd times our gazes connected, her expressive charcoal eyes were too bright and shimmered with unshed tears. Tears which made the knot in my stomach tighten even more. By the time Sam finally

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